Two Fliers Fall Into Puget Sound
Nathan C Browne ex Texas cowboy and Frank Brooks survived a 1000 foot midair plunge after Browne’s monoplane broke apart during refueling over Puget Sound. Browne suffered a dislocated shoulder and gasoline inhalation while Brooks was unhurt. Rescue brought them to a Seatt le hospital where Browne received care and observers mourned the end of his 30000 prize bid to fly solo to Tokyo.
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Seattle
Nathan C. Browne
Tokyo
Puget Sound
Browne
Frank Brooks
Gar
Lone Star
Frank Whaley
Jerriie Yorte
Navy
Brooks
2 Hospital, A
Fundamentalist flare up hopes to sever church ties
The 141st general assembly of the church in the United States voted to maintain the church's present relationship with the Federal Council of Churches of Christ. A Vigorous but futile effort to break ties was led by Rev. H. McAllister Griffiths of Philadelphia.
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Fienter
U.S
Commis
Church
Federal Council of Churches of Christ
Ehe Federal Council
H. McAllister Griffiths
Philadelphia
Musical programs and forum clash with federal council remarks
Tuesday events include musical programs by Mu Phi Epsilon and Miss Meribah Moore with Helen Weed, associate professor of voices. The Citizen's Forum features elementary school principals. Dr. F C Atlen warns the federal council has compromised doctrinal and moral standards, urging support for reform faith while Rev. Griffiths and Rev. Reinke question leadership.
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Meribah . Moore
Helen Weed
F. C. Atlen
Federal Council
Griffiths
Edwin J. Reinke
Westgrove
Tomato Plant Distribution Aids Needy Families
Barteldes Seed Company begins distributing 5000 tomato plants to needy families from 804 Massachusetts Street. Families pick up orders at the Chamber of Commerce, then return to the seed company for fulfillment. Amount per family depends on plot size. Distribution continues tomorrow and Thursday if supplies hold.
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Barteldes Seed Company
Massachusetts Street
Chamber of Commerce
Seed Company
Chamber’ of Commerce Offiials
Road House Murder at the Patee with Dorothy Jordan
The Patee presents Road House Murder featuring Dorothy Jordan Eric Lindell Rose Ates and Parnell Pratt. A young newspaper man kills two men to advance his career but frames a woman’s handbag evidence. He loses control as the real killer gains the upper hand, while crowds fill the theater.
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Road House
Dorothy Jordan
Eric Lindell
Roseoe Ates
Parnell Pratt
Patee
Clear Skies Expected as June Arrives in Kansas
Topeka reports generally fair and mild weather for tomorrow as unsettled spell ends. Western Kansas skies were clear today according to meteorologist S.D. Flora, with the present spell nearing its end, signaling calmer conditions ahead.
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Kansas
Topeka
United States Weather Bureau
Temperatures in Kansas Range Wide as Weather Shifts
Weather across Kansas showed extremes with Garden City reaching 90 degrees and Tribune recording 36, the state experiencing heavy rainfall in the northeast while the western third stayed arid. The forecast called for 75 to 80 in the afternoon, with overnight lows from 45 to 60 depending on location.
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Kansas
Garden City
Dresden
Tribune
Two Southwestern graduates receive honorary degrees
In Winfield Kansas May 31 AP two Southwestern College graduates were awarded honorary degrees at the annual commencement Judge George T McDermott of Topeka a United States circuit court judge and Leonard Bacon principal of Evanston Township High School Evanston Ill Both men were longtime college alumni with McDermott graduating in 1906 and Bacon in 1912 Bacon also holds a Columbia University MA and has been reelected to lead Evanston High School This summary reflects the official commencement honors for two distinguished alumni.
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Winfield
Kan
Southwestern College
George T. McDermott
Topeka
United States Circuit Court
Leonard Bacon
Evanston Township
Evanston
Ill
McDermott
Tenth Judicial District
Southwestern
University of Chicago School of Law
Bacon
Columbia University
Oil production drops in week ending May 28 Oklahoma leads decline
Oklahoma bears the brunt as U S crude oil production falls by 51 037 barrels daily for the week ending May 28. Total daily output drops to 2 168 325 barrels from 2 219 362. Oklahoma slips 31 705 to 398 615 barrels daily while Texas falls 2 526 to 876 365. East Texas also mentioned.
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Tulsa
Oklahoma
United States
Oil and Gas Journal
Texas
East
Sunshine Mantle founder Seth J. Bailey dies at 64
Seth J. Bailey, 64, president and founder of the Sunshine Mantle Co., died at his daughter's home in Chanute after an afternoon at the country club. He lived in Chanute most of his life, except for a year mining gold in the Malay Peninsula.
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Chanute
Kan
Seth J. Bailey
Sunshine Mantle Company
Malay Peninsula
Kansas Production Edges Up Despite National Dip
Production fell nationwide from 338082 to 334765 barrels while Kansas rose from 95870 to 96720 barrels, signaling a modest regional gain amid broader output declines.
Plan Class Reunions Meeting Tonight at University
The reunion committee for the classes of 1926 27 28 and 29 will meet at 7 30 this evening in the alumni office of the University chaired by Ray Wright. Final plans for next Sunday's 4 PM reunion on the Union building second floor will be set and additional committees named to handle the event.
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Ray Wright
Union
Sunday School Contest Ends With Bible Class Win
In Clinton Belvoir, seventy eight attendees filled Sunday morning services as the Presbyterian church held a long running contest. The women's Bible class, including seniors intermediates and beginners, won and another contest will be held soon. Dr Arnold state secretary attended and spoke from I Bring You Word. Miss Doris Bickle visited from Colorado. Local patrons donated to the Ottawa Poppy Sale netting 22 dollars.
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Dr. Arnold
The
Presbyterian Church
Walter Harrell
Arnold
Clarence Bickle
Doris
Colorado
Harry Green
Lawrence
Arthur Losh
Effie Kampschroeder
Walter Laverne
Thelma_Ferne
Ottawa
Topeka
American Legion
Ernest Nelson
Noony
Ruby Kampschroeder
Nelday
Thelson
Chester Baldwin
Local social round up and church group notes
A整理 of neighborhoods reports guests and visits. Eva Kuhns vacationing in Topeka with her father and sister. Funeral attendance for Isaac Studebaker at Lone Star. D.F. Smith hosted a ladies gathering. seven attendees. Clinton 4-H club met with Lois and Blanch Harrell. Irene Harrell elected delegate for Manhattan round-up. Sugar cookies and fruit salad prepared by Irene Gibler and Leona Nelson, Irene Harrell, and Blanch Harrell. Memorial high school heating exercises set for June 4. Sunday school worker meeting and Presbyterian church young people's union gathering noted. Lone Star quartet performed. Rev Hall spoke on Elisha. MIDLAND Miss Nanny Daisy Garvin and Mrs W Jee visited Charles Husted. Miss Iva Carte of Washington, D.C., enroute to Colorado to enter summer program. Mary and Russell Shaw mentioned in context of family visits.
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Eva Kuhns
A. G. Hula
Lawrence
J.H. Kennison
Leavenworth
Waterville
Frank Black
Williamstown
Martin Tarpey
Oscar Palmer
Eldorado
Ebon.Anderson
Topeka
Olay
Isaac Studebaker
Lone Star
Studebaker
D. F. Smith
L. H. Petefish
Everett
Kanwaka
Carl Wood
Ward
Clinton Girls
Lois
Blanch Harrell
Irene Harrell
Manhattan
Leona Nelson
Irene Gibler
Irene
Henry Dravis
Stull
H. L
M. J. Murphy
Rose Baldwin
Memorial High School
Pes U
Charles
Mabel Peyton
First Union Young Peoples
Presbyterian Church
Blanch
Harrell
C. E
Lone
Star
Hall
Callief Elisha
Nanny Daisy’ Garvin R
W. Jee
Hooks
Charles Husted
Misa Iva Carte
Wasington
D.C
Wilbur Col
Maryy
Russell Shaw
Glenn and Bahnmaier Wife Attend Social Meetings
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Glenn hosted a dinner for Glenn and family. Mr. and Mrs. George F Bahnmaier conducted business in Tone ka Thursday. Irene Brown is mentioned in brief notes.
41 Point 4-H Club Plans Summer Work at Leader’s Home
The 41 Point 4-H club met at Oneta Glenn’s home last Tuesday to plan summer activities and elect next meeting officers. Attendees included Wilma Shaffer Helen Shaffer Mary Dorothy Sanford Phyllis Sanford Eileen Glenn Ruby Glenn Juanita Chiles Rosemary Glenn and Oneta Glenn. Lucille Sulzen celebrated her eighth birthday with a party hosted by Mrs. Theodore Sulzen and Mrs. Ora Arnett featuring outdoor games and cake and fruit salad. Guests listed include Lucille Sulzen Alice Lee McClanahan Lucille Michael Phyllis Jean Startup Margaret Goodrich Marie James Lois Arnett Maxine Maust Marie Cottrell Jane Steinmetz Pauline Baughman Thelma Sutton Josephine James Jimmy Startup and Dorothy Betty Sutzon. W H Glenn and Mrs Edward McClanahan visited their sister Mrs Margaret Young in Topeka. Mr Glenn returned Saturday evening and Mrs McClanahan stayed over.
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Ernoon
Wilma
Helen
Oneta Glenn
Helen ‘Shaffer
Mary Dorothy
Phyllis
Sanford
Eileen
Ruby Glenn
Juanita Chiles
Rosemary Glenn
Theodore Sulzen
Lucille
Lucille Sutzon
Alice Lee
McClanahan
Lucille Michael
Jean Startup
Margaret Goodrich
Marie James
Lois Arnett
Maxine Maust
Marie Cottrell
Jane — Steinmetz
Pauline Baughman
Thelma Sutton
Josephine James
Jimmy Startup
Dorothy Betty Sutzon
W. H. Glenn
Edward McClanahan
Topeka
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